Black-Eyed Kid Encounter In Thurston County, Washington
On November 15th, I had a startling encounter with 2 kids. Black-eyed kids. And it left me startled, nauseous, and freaking out. Get the scoop after the jump.
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Clues vs. Evidence: How To Think Like A Cozy Ghost Hunter
Every haunting starts with clues. But only careful observation, documentation, and testing can turn those clues into real evidence. Get the scoop after the jump.
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The Case File Approach: Ghostly Activities Revised Process
From time-to-time, Ghostly Activities reviews and revises ghost hunting processes, procedures and protocol based on experience from the field. Our goal is to simplify our investigation techniques and methods to make them more approachable for new ghost hunters. These reviews have led to … The Case File Approach. Get the…
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A Spooky Halloween Adventure To Meeker Mansion
On Halloween, The Ghostly Activities Club took in a dark history, haunted house adventure at Meeker Mansion in Puyallup, Washington. See the frightful sights after the jump.
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Are Ghosts Considered Monsters? It Depends …
It’s an age-old question for ghost AND monster hunters. And it really depends on how you want to classify a monster. Get the 3 schools of thought on the subject after the jump.
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Do something spooky tonight. The spirits won’t bite.
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Editorial Pivot: More Focus On Sleuthing, Research & Analysis
Hi gang! I hope you’re well. This post reflects a new direction for Ghostly Activities. Well, maybe it’s a return to my roots when I launched the blog waaaaay back in 2013. The site content will become much more investigative and procedural in nature. That’s because I see a need…
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Gold Bridge, A New Ghost Hunting Documentary, Out Now!
Watch Gold Bridge Now Hi gang! We’ve got a new (short) documentary out today. It was filmed in Gold Bridge, BC, Canada … and let’s just say it was totally unexpected. Mike Morin went to the historic gold mining town to check out all the ghost towns in the area….
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The History of “Spooky Season”
The phrase, “spooky season,” affectionately refers to the month of October with the climax on Halloween (and a few days after to celebrate The Day of the Dead). But when and where did this phrase come from? Find out after the jump.
